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Re: Painful labia

From: Robin (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sat, 27 Jan 2001 18:03:28 -0600 (CST)


At Thu, 25 Jan 2001, Elena wrote: >
>I am 21 years old and my outer labia have always been of equal size
>until 9 months ago when one side developed a large, relatively hard but
>moveable, lump. It is now several times the size of the other labia.
>There is no redness or other external signs apart from the size change.
>It is consistently painful (feeling bruised and tender) and is making
>sexual intercourse very painful, which is affecting my relationship.
>I also find wearing tight clothing uncomfortable, and even crossing my
>legs is difficult since these changes.
>Is this abnormal, and even if it is not, is there anything that can be
>done to relieve this uncomfortable condition.
>Thanking you in advance for your help

Elena,

You need to see your medical provider to have the lump checked out. In the meantime, you might try soaking in a warm tub or applying warm/hot compresses (don't burn yourself...just make it to where you are able to tolerate the heat).

I've had what you described and it has been treated with antibiotics and warm soaks, sometimes sitz baths.

Hope this helps. Feel better! Robin

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~Robin~

I'm not a Dr. or any type of Medical Professional. The information I share is based on what I have experienced personally or what I have learned.




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